... tne parliamentary strength of the two political ' W * a^en place. The Conservatives have gained Ve,, were then occupied by Whigs, at Taunton, l Ayrshire, Londonderry, Cork County, Leicester, Harwich, Oxfordshire, Great Grimsby, Dart- ' ' - Wakefield, each ...

... enter Parliament, for they will present a counter petition. Wycombe.—For once the Whig Government and their equally unlucky Mr. Remington Mills, have achieved a success. Whig seat was vacant, and they have not lost it. The event, of course, will be trumpeted ...

... repea ted its practice not publishing election returns are adverse to the ministry. All the other mor.*wng papers (except the Whig ' Morning Chro-nicle, which has died of inanition in its 92nd year,) contained the telegram the close of the* but the Times ...

... wide fiild of labour which he is about enter. Moved Edw.l. Salomons, Esq.; arconded by John Evans, Efq. : 6. That the foUo whig gentlemen be elected officers for the ensuiug year:— President -Thomas Bazley, Esq., M.P. Vice-President—Robert N. Philips ...

... ELECTION GAINS AND LOSSES. The following is a statement of the gains and losses of Conservatives and Whig-Radicals respectively, since tbe general election of 1859 Gains, I Gains. Dartmouth S'^!.* Taunton J . Aylesbury J »by-; i Londonderry i Plymouth ...

... intention of remaining three on the eastern bank ofthe rive, and, the day^^7^w2£rfaSldfa the great attended Divine service Whig w £ ProfcsB or Stanley, hall of *hat Bplendul to comhi his love of his tour, especially at Edfou gp ort with Neither The Queen ...

... government, which ought not to have abandoned Austria in her struggle to uphold the treaties entered into by all Europe. The Whig party had never done justice to the people of southern Italy, but long before this questionwas again discussed the bubble of ...

... A poundage rate for that union was struck on Tuesday 10d., much below the rate of recent years, and 2d under last year. The Whig observes :— There no doubt that the general dulness of trade has caused dearth of employment, and consequent straightened ...

... ion of offices must be kept up in London to find employment for the needy placemen,—especially the weaker brethren of the Whig Circumlocution Office. Well, we confess that a labour test is particularly difficult thing to deal with. We think that the ...

... d, proposes to come forward again on the next vacancy, was the principal speaker. Bridgewater was once before rescued from Whig domination under circumstances not more favourable than now, aud the banding of the party together social and pleasant intercourse ...

... defended the conduct of the Conservation • ' m ' d the long agitation of this ques- , had been the subject of bills proposed by Whig or y.S ,,v ernmentsin vain, was proof that the question 'P e settlement, and that the pretext for legis- tv- Was hot the real ...

... so absurd a position as has resulted from his superior diplomacy and management. The Government has just perpetrated a nice Whig job. Mr. Bristow, the member for Kidderminster, has been prevailed upon to accept the long vacant j appointment at the Admiralty ...